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uaI,ymore and Ohio.
ON and after May % trains will lea'
Wheeling rs follows:

On and after May % trains Will leave
Wheeling rs follows:
EAST BOUND.
Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia
Exnress 500 a. III. and 5:45 p. m, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, $50 a. m
Fairmont Accommodation, 4:lO p. m.
Moundsyille Accommodation, 5:S5 a. M
and II noon.
WEST BOUND.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation, $50 a. M,
daily. IT,
Chicago, Columbus and Cincinnati Ex-
press, $50 a. M, daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 2:25 p. m.
Columbus and Chicago, 800 p. M,
daily. IN,
Chicago Limited, 9:l5 p. m, daily.
Cincinnati and st. Iouls Express, llia
p. M, daily.
PITTSBURG DIVISION.
Pittsburr. at 500 and $40 a. M. and
las and 700 p M, daily.
Washington Accommodation, DO p m
daily except Sunday.
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The Most Attractive I'm the CI,v

Charley Van Keuren has moved his res
taurant from the Reilly block to No. 40
Twelfth street, which he has fitted up in
luxurious style and thoroughly reltted.
lie will open for dinner to-day, and his
host of patrons will he treated to the best
meals in the city. Charley lis one of the
most entcrprising of Wheeling \ young men,
and deserves encouragement.
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PRICES VERY Low
I. G. DILLON CO.
JEWELLERS
I lsT OF CORPORATIONS

T Isr OF CORPORATIONS
Which have forfeited ,h.,, ,,
""arr the provision Of Nee. +, c'
ter go. Acts Legislature oruN
GINA, passed rebruary., ,,'ih
forfeiture being for Oh. ..sHn
me"t Of license tax for IN. upa''
year beginning May I. Iss,. ~
Advertiser Publishing ca
American Tar vcnulstinE On
American Saow Dispensing Nshin
Of Phila. a' H'Hr 20, T.,
Angular shaft Coupling Go
baxter overland Telephone AMI T,,..
Baltimore West Virginia AMI we.,s,n .,
CASHIER Mica Mining TO.
Coal rainc Coal and Lunhrrr,
Coal River BnOm and Lumlsr,i, ~
Cellar Grove Pure Coal 90 TUG
Charleston Iron Fence aud Machine T., >,
Capital Tran>pSriaIlou to " Tie
Commercial oil and SnapC,
Coal River Railroad 10.
Diamond Coal and iukcCn
Dickinson Life Bnal 60, Tina
Domestic Water Gas ighIGu
Don Hardware Go
Fidelity Lumber and BrNm 10 Tl,,
Freeman Publishing GO.
Fr,c has and oil Co, OF piIt>nur,,
fairuIunt and Shinmslou RNllvat,
Gaulcy River ami PITTSBURGH E,iln,.,,.
Gcraristown Iann,y 60. The
haggcrlys Detective Agru,,
Hopkins II flvasanlN lImlsItn
Hampton Mercantile HiIL Mauuraa,ur,n.,.
Jefferson Building ANSNIaliun. Nr 70
kanaw In Mining Go
Kelley Coal AMI Coke o. The
Kingston Mining AMI Mlllus,n
kanawha ENtn,I GO
l.aLcarrillc Gas AMI Mamuarlmls,
Long Telephone ami IrIyrrHph 1,
Lake Dlailling 90.
LaBcllr Glass 60.
Marlinshurg Gas and Water Co
New River Coal and CokrCn
North Branch Railroad
National Mutual Lie AsSslatiop IT,.
National Mechanical Power Ga The
National Gcrmicidr TO, The
Oliver Lumber Go.
Ohio Valley Glass Co, The
ohio River Coal Mining ca.
Oriental Metal Manufacturing Go The
Piney River Lumber Co
Peoples tuildine aud Loan hs~s.t,i,ou, IA,
keShurg.
rruvident Life Association.
Palatine QucrnsNarr Pottery To- IN,
Prnnsy lvHniU aud West Va KAlivH,t,
Potomac Gas Company
Rock castle Railway Go
Real Estate, Mechanical vnd Mercantile IN
vcstmcnt Co., Of Philadelphia. la N,
Real Estate. Trust anilillr Ca. The
Spanish America Telephone 90
Shenandoah Valley Hedge 10. The
state Tribune Go Tho
1uSCarnn Manufacturing CO. The
TusCarora Building and I"au NN,x alian Nn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-30

Treas. NnlNlltll : hplllC.
REPORT OF AUDITOR.
On request of the President of the Board
of Directors of the Children'S Home,
have examined the report of the Treasurer
as compiled from the record of receipts and
expenditures for the year ending May !,
1887, and find same to he correct, balance
as shown by report being same as reported
by bank. Respectfully,
X. F. CRISwELL.
Thanks are due and are hereby rendered
to Mai. r. C. Catch, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
for repairing and painting the roof of the
Home building gratuitOusly.
The report of the Committee on
INVESTMENTS
shows that the endowment fund has been
steadily increasing, favorable testimony
of the safe and skilliul investments of this
committee and the careful management Of
the funds of the Home by the persons to
whom is committed this trust. While
thanking God for the strides in advance
the Home has made, especially i'll the last
few years we cannot close this report with
out reminding the charitable public of the
pressing demands We have every month
for charitable work closely allied with
our present enterprise. for which we nave
not sufficient room and facilities. Such
departments rs a
NURSERY
after the kindergarten method, where
mothers, who 20 ont to work, might leave
their children during the day in good
hands and call for them in the evening as
they return, And
BOARDERS' DEPARTMENT
where Q father, having lost his wife, could
place his children in proper hands while he
is at his business. Such department
might be almost selfsuppOrting And,
also,
AN OLD LADIES HOME,
where friendless and somewhat inlirm wo-
men Of our churches and city will be, pro-
Eided for.
Departments of this nature would be in
harmony with our present work, and
would not demand very great additional
outlay. We submit these greatly telt
needs to the kind attention of persons
making disposition by request or other
wise of the means with which God has
blessed them.
Respectfully submitted,
Z. II. DORNBLASER,
Pres't Board Directors.
Wheeling, ". "a, Nay 81, 1887.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.

DoInEs OF Boats and Boatmsn along the
Ohio.
The Andes will be the regular Tuesday
packet for Cincinnati.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 8 feet and falling.
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We have now on exhibit the largest
Inc Of Spring and Summer WOOIens
ever placed for inspection I'm our city,
which will be made up first-eIass at
reasonable prices.
BaIbFiggan Underwear, In all sizes,
at SI.OO n suit and upwards.
&. HESS a SONS,
1921 Market street.
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Exnnrsinn To Cleveland

fNcurstoH w se'S
The Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
railroad will run an excursion to Cleveland
Friday, June 3, 81 for the round trip
tickets good for three days, good to return
on any regular train. The train VIII
leave the Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
depot at a. IN Central, or M wheel
ing time.
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Decoration DaY.

On Monday, May 80, the Il. & o. will
run special train, leaving Wheeling at
5::;ii n, M, 10 Grafton for the accommOda-
ton Of parties desiring To witness Decora-
ton Day celebration. Round trip fare
$275, tickets good for two days, return
ing on all trains that make the stops.
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Meetipp of Engine Drivers.

The International Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers held their union meet
ing ut Columbus, o., yesterday, with 300
engineers present and 5000 visitors. An
executive session was held, ut which bust
ness Of importance only to the order was
transacted. The paradrd with over thirty
divisions in line. An open meeting
WAS held Mt the Opera House in the
afternoon with addresses of welcome by
Governor Foraker, the Mayor of the city,
and Congressman 0utwaite. The princi-
pal address of the day WAS delivered by
Grand Chief Engineer +. NJ. Arthur, of
Cleveland, who gave detailed sketch of
the organization, its history and the work
which it has done and proposes to accom-
plish. 4 number of engineers from this
city and vicinity were present.
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Index to New Advertisements.

SECOND PAGE.
LOSt-Silyer Watch.
Red Star Line-Il, F. Behrens.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Andes
White Mountain lee Green Freez rrS-Nesbitt
Z Bro.
POsDOned-Rafle for Horse
Sealed PropOssllS-Edward Robertson.
PaIiOr SuitS-Frew & Berlchey
FOURTH PACE
Fine Silk Umbrellas. G. Dillon & Co.
List of Corporations.
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Hew advertisements.
LONG FELT WANT.

Robert Luke has secured Il ilrst class man as a
driver for a street hack. He can Ice folihu NJ tho
New Mcclure HonS., nj most any time. night or
day. on or amer Mnulay,thC 9Th of March laS'.
Any persor- Wishing his services can telephone
10 No. 12i, or the Mcclure House. lie VIII meet
all of the trains oil this side OF the river
mrl2isbAcOie
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WHEN ont the pike stop at l.. Heller's
DelmOnico for imported wines, liquors and
cigars.
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BARGAINS in Shoes this week at
l.. V. BLOSD's.
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M5eelin9 Re9iater
YESTERDAY IN The CITY,
Thermometer Record.

Thermometer Record.
Mr.. C. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
Eist, made the following observations of
the temperature Saturday: "a. m, So;
8 a. M, 65; II m, 90; 3 p. M, 20; Z p. M,
40. Weather, fair. Sunday: a. m, So;
ga. m, 66; IL M, 20; 3p. NJ, 50; Z p.
IN, n. Werther, clear.
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Go To JOS. Hasrnauer's for your Boots
and Shoes, No. l0iS Main Street.
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REPORT OF AUDITOR.

Amount on hand May LIST, 1885,. ..... sNO5 II
GERTRUnE LAME,
Irons ChillTtm,S Homo.
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Mrs. J. j. JONES.
TREAM'RER's REPORT.

Report of Miss Gertrude Lamb, Treasurer of Chill
drcns Home for year ending Ma! Isl, ISIS"
Amount on hama May lst lNS6 .............S Gl3 y
-"lo 10
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TRY our Ladies' and Gents s. Shoes,
worth $3.50
Jos. HASENAUER,
No. l04S Main Street.
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Bargains in dry goods at s. Good & Co. g.
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THE MORMOSS.

A correspondent, writing from Oakland,
says that the Mormons who have been doing
missionary work in tine region Of Cherry
Tree Meadows have been served with notice
by indignant citizens TO leave the place
within fifteen days or abide the conse-
quences. The elders seem determined to
remain and are pushing TO completion their
new tabernacle. A later report from Oak
land says that the Mormon elders arrived
there aud left for the west. They were
entirely non communicative. and the most
strenuous efforts failed TO elicit any infor-
nation concerning their intentions.
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A company, composed of W. J. Keever,
B. d. Spillman, J. n. Camden, J. A.
Wetherell and ]. n. Camden, jr., all of
Parkersburg, has been organized under the
name of 1.-The Consumers Coal and Mining
Company" TO mine and sell the rich coal
veins at Camden City, Mason county. They
have three hundred acres of coal land
there. II. f Spillman will be superin-
tendent Of the mines. Their principal
Office will be in Parkersburg.
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Last Friday Maud, the thirteen year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Devaughn,
Of Parkersburg, was sitting at the table
eating when she was attacked with fit OF
severe coughing. In five minutes she was
dead. During the coughing she evidently
burst blood vessel, and inward bleeding
resulted, causing her death almost in
Stantly
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

On Tuesday last Mr.. Nathan Neil, of
Greenbrier county, met with serious &C
cident on Little Elk mountain. In going
down q steep bank with four horse team,
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4 PRETTY cow.

NJ. McCaw, who clerks inc. IT, Harvey's
store, ut Huntington, strolled around TO
the abode of Mr.. Waring on Sixth avenue
the other evening, for the avowed purpose
of Gaming Warning for some alleged offence.
Attacking Waring with his cane, he was
artistically carved in. the arm by that en-
terprizing gentleman with his little knife.
McCaw's wounds, which are ugly but not
dangerous, were dressed by DR.. Bluhaugh,
and he will doubtless hereafter entertain a
more wholesome respect for "weepins.
Waring was uninjured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
THE TOILERs.

The Cooperative Foundry Company at
Wooster, ONO, Is self-spstaining.
A shoe manufacturer in the Maryland
Prison has declined 70 renew his expires
contract.
Some fifty carriage hlacksmiths IN Cincin-
natl have struck for 10 per cent. advance
in wages.
Walter ". Davy. a printer. is the Union
labor party candidate for Mayor OF In
disnapoiis.
To blacklist an employe in Wisconsin
now makes the offender liable TO tine and
impris0n ment.
Milwaukee averted the carpenters strike
by the bosses agreeing 20 nine hours a day
after May /.
The past week has been noticeable for the
larger number Of strikes taking place
Crest loss viii be felt by both employer and
smploye.
At the coming session Ofthe International
typographical Union The question Of with
draval from the American Federation Of
Labor vii bs discussed.
While wsgew0rkers all over the ountrv
are demanding sn increase in wages, It
seems strange % read that on Nay gen
ersl demand viii be made by New York
lsborins men t0r Is per cent reduction In
rents.
John Wsnamsksr, the great merchant
prince Of Phiiade pais. has announced that
hencef0rth profit sharing with his employees
wll oe the rule in his business. purely ss an
industrial policy, which promises TO in
prove bis OwE prospects and those OF bis
clerks
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Esras4fssd asla fsF Hraal tays ssalsaesd
g. tas Eefssaz se1.i.sl~ izstlzs sks1s-
szst1hs.

g. ths Enfe4as se1.isl~ r zssazs ss4es-
sastlhs.
May 24rsssa 49, A1Ses IN i1i tof
IsslFs lags ssr bs.ns a1a1k --AH@ssw
3ensam was trisa tor ss.ns zrzax azd Is
olasr.g aaa .aaetsat "a poslTs. al sas
11ed s. sEl cos1s s1le1 Es pad Ben
glns pa-d a. - lof breach II t1s psaes. Hs
knocked k-lsg - ambrsIa uas dosn ia
q saloon lsx dAys Ago Vile D0asa-
egty and CLnstop1sr Eltzeatriek. charged
srl ar1e1y less t1an g. acre sec tsleed
g. he L-lsils kei-fas s-loQl 4al- NV
EsEs e j lsssa Fssrs cd. l1ey ars aked
taeiFe and tllftetl. 4L1 aTe t1S tS9 2ofs
. - sL t-fea tas 1l1ss "a Margaret Kelley
4l1 slole se4eTal sfleles tzsFsfrgM . tes
days ag0. elite scene sazasd shea ne
iilils ais seEe seLfelcsa - t1eif Dl1i1srs
sers Iot1 ~ Farl slih E1ea soa sned 1iLtef
ears 8Tae i1e Irelas e q their Boys. Tie
.oys aze kloSu - &c s0ns~ aat toggn al
have seYsfa. times been guiEy 0f suazll of-
fenses. Their iaiaers sre both asar. and
their niothefs admitted llas they ~efe IN
cgnfr1l4Dle. TIE boys weakened and
WeEt bitterly WLea sentenced. ---Gsrfslr
Bradford azs he'd Tor ria a. ne next teFm
Cf the Superior Court ssr stealing gold watch
and chaiu ana some money from Kama
rill' p e-- ~ l-l-111 AE-Hiye sdc aIfai- -LrA
ia ne afternoon On q ehArge ol gambling.
He s he nan WHO ropsd Ia the c~ede Nels
Anlrren. on tuesday - iBcllzs Ia
game ~ three card monte and relieved aim
oi nearly so. He change his plea from not
guilty o. g1i ~ and the Judge lned hinl SO
and costs. Jas. r. Mcbride defended him
and hs managed 20 scFspe together the re-
qQlred amount zBd Monroe left for Detroit
Oa ths 4 clock train. where be has vile
and ehlld--Wm. Cody aud Tom Hooper
were arralsu5d On charge 0f
breach Of the peace. Il ap-
pears that l4dy was employed IN The
blacksmith sh0p OF John Cummings on
North D,vislon. and his employer Was
a50u. % discharge him and engage Hooper
ia bis place in order so Cody claims, % 90
tain work fIom HOopeFs friends. Cody
charged Hooper with playing The sucker
% beat him out Of bis position, and the lat
ter resented This by striking Cody with
hammer. knocking hiTa down Cody rose
tc bis feet madtened 0y the blow, and gave
il % Hooper right and left. cutting and
bruising his face IN a terrible manner.
Friends interposed and when the patrol
wagon arrived they were separated and
raken 20 Headquarte-s. Cody told the
Judge thar he was not 20 blame for the
quarrel but thought he could stand IT, he
wss lned 8 and costs. which he paid.
Hooper pleaded not guilty. and bis exam
ination was adjourned until tomorrow, he
giving bail for bis appearance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
"IINKERlNG BOSSES" {"
A Union Tailor Criticis.z the Bosses State
ments-rhey're Not Out on
Teehnfeality

Technically.
To the Editor Of the TELEGRAN HERALD.
Ia your article headed "Tinkenng
Tailors," you assume 10 state the prices
pad by the merchants. / would like 10 have
yOu state the iacts as they are, so the public
msy understand our position IN this strike
and that what We ask Is only just aud fair
and that we are not out on a mere techni-
caAty, as you stated in your paper. III we
do not have bin Of prices. we are left en-
tirely al the mercy Of the bosses or the cut
ters, Who mark the price on our work when
finished and "a Ell we have 70 redress. but
must take whatever they see ft TO pay and
some OF those cutters will not scruple 10
make Il as low as possible unless you spend
halt OF what you make with them in the
saloons, and il not, you have no show.
With the schedule IL is different; We know
what We ought 70 have AMI so we are more
indep pendenr. Yet you see they do not pay
strictly 20 the bill as il is. They tell the
customer that the goods are first
grade, and pay the tailor second
and third AID to prove to you
this IS a fact I have TIE figures here, which
will bear out my statements. for one of
their best pant-makeTs took the figures for
the week ending April IL. Ten pairs of
pants, extras and all, amount TO Sl995. or
only an average OF not quite 81 per pair.
the lowest being $40, the highest s. 40 and
the next highest only s2.1O. and one pair is
a good days work. There are only few
that can average pair day Then we do
not have steady work all the year around
only about six or seven months in
the year, and in the busy sea-
sons we have to work night
ami very often all the sunday. | wish you
would also correct the statement in regard
70 uniform work Of all kinds. We have no
scale Of prices for uniforms at all, and
think that was fully explained al the time
the parriarchal circle got their uniforms. II
is no uss for the merchants 10 make that
statement, here Is our bill of prices and
think you will bear me out in this that
there IS nothing mentioned about uniforms.
Now / should ike 10 know which are the
tnkers the merchants or the tailors
TNTOv TArLOs
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24


NJ. Philip Banghart. Of Pstoskey, and
Niss Leonl 4 Chersst. Of tins city. were
married st the residences of N. L. Chsrest
on Sontk Divisions ST.. or Thursday. Only
the ralaiives aud q few intimate friends
were present a. the ceremony which vas
performed ~ Rev. R. q. Crawford The
haDpv couple left on the ate train for their
home IN Fetosssy. where Mr.. BanghsTt Is
engaged n business.
The many trends Of Mss Lucy Moves
vi ba paine,i 20 learn tbas her condition "a
stssdiiv growing worse snd her physicians
have very little aone OF her uitimste recov-
~rv She vas severely injured By the cable
ears running into ths coupe in which she
riding IN Chicago. She nss been taken -
NRntucksi for the summer.
The Esss side ladies' Literary Ciu5 has
rurahasei = hsndsons Toe on Sheldon-st-.
On which % build a club h0use The los
has a frontage of a. fest and cost s.. 500.
Prof Colweu entertained the choir Of the
Ffrsf Congregational church and = fsw
,ther friends 90 Friday evening. With cards
and music IN honor Of Mss yelling.
Charles ?. Nil sr. Of The Irving. VII
lasve tor Col,rsd . in few DAYS ~ ha az
ssut several weexs for tie eene6s q his
health.
Mss A. Hunt. who bss been studying
r1rsic In Boston. is sxpected home in soogt
forr weeks
Rov Griswold has been obliged r give I'D
s-hooi st Aniover. Mss. On account cf n
health.
Ms Jennie wilson has gone to Kalsrna-
30 f,r = brief visit With reafiTes and
f-fanffs
Mss Marie Van zsnat h.s returned from
q two weeEs trip ia the ssst
Cart n = Moore has return ed frora his
pleasure trip IN Texss.
Nrs q II Pew. ~ Howard Cft7. fs visit
irx trends IN tia cry.
NJ H y Guest . IN 0tsego fer few
weeks visit
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

sfses ne 1ss ~ Fefsf.n slrsiea ST f1i 80
Ma Heef It cles ~ tnf pores $50 feer+ 80
- r fne end Is teegfif ne .1 = fFect -tih ?.
& pVprr yf rft sfrptf f.fF fn-f
The Erf Ci' r . nsraraI iuftireHf ~ ne sEiH
soffenirz srd Eef 1f = Joanna ~-iiE tttt.
ce~at1Qs 2rrinrl = =
~ ff8 Msfssns Sons - Trerereitf'rs ~ tfte
skfr r.rss xeelieat -DE E1lsr 8lf ifxfftglrrr
s~pr1e fsr trrk
Faar~zaF ~ fts F-nfassirT - y hf~s tfle Tzff
treferrs errit .s.es Idfiet fstFs<r 1asF rs.itfsr
r.estrfrr mar vii frinre taf sfin. fheg vi fnnfe
ft.e eorr tio- fus n y ~ f-rFfnf lnf.rf-
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senS rsur ~ ri-t1isr. trerrse VsTtee p
e-e-r fnr-fl ard rifr fr atst connfr far sss ~
HR wEeDx
ce~ we---1 80 0eevs So GRIND HsDsas ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

On Thursday Judge Il. G. Hilton. Of New
York. passed through the city on bis way
home from Sault Ste. Marie As is well
known, Ju1gs Hilton managed the Stewart
estate Tor the widow AFTER the milliOnairs's
death. NFs Stewart j. said % have lived a
very solitary hia tlstanding her
husband = Immense wealth. the woman
never spent dollar without giving An ac-
count Of The manner OF is disposal. The
silks. satlns. aces and other hns things
loved and worn By many mems wives
whose wealth counts up only into the thou
sands vss denied this woman oY the peuu-
ri0usness o. her husband. re could. how
ever. give 80 Others. Aftsr bis death she.
old, wrinkled and almost dsrrspit. rushed
into the widest extr8vagances OF dress.
Bal. dresses. l0T- -necked and short s.ssved
dinner dresses with court trains OF cosflisst
velvet we're bought By this woman
who hsd no piace In which to wear them.
but the solitary grandeur Of her home that
was more Ike a mausoisum than any thing
sise. lt Il said that she would aave her
maid irsss her IN a gorgeous ball dress and
with flowers and iswsls ia her hair and on
her wrinklsi meek snd arms. sit Cor hours
before the mirror in her room dreaming OF
tAs things that misht have been. What
more pitful sight than this All, The wife
Of The humhlsst ia50rsr was far happier In
her one -roonled home than the owner Of
millions in Der marble palace.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Wevish - return Cur sincere thanks 70
he ueopis ~ Grand Rapids and vicinity for
their iaersl pstr0nage during our opa0i ~
isys sst week. The sales we're fsr hevo0t
our expectations Wstch this space for =
llst Of loT prices On everything in he Ire
of chins. glassware. lamps and rrockerv
next week. p. J. EvASs e Co
II Nouroe-sf
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

A man on entering Cummings q
Graham crockerv store Yesterday. % price
lamdS. was struck with sstonishnlsnt a. he
low price snd toe addition Of Is per cent.
discount They vii run tnmbers and
gonie's on next Saturisr With this same
Il scouut
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

have he largess sad nlost cornpsese Hre
II Ladies and n sses Hosiery and 6lo~-s
81 cbesp snd nediam pricei goods - =
found Ia he citg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

White. trout and fresh Goldfish being
scarce. We VII make special sale Of sha5 on
NouisE and Tuesday AZ Dettsnthaler's. III
Monroe St
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Brad6eld & Co. 50 Mouroe-st.. are bead
quarters tor mouldings and frames, new OAK
and hronzs decorations
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

jobs in Swiss and Cambria Embroidsries
on safe the coming week. M0RsEs.